Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-13
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Silver, New York, 941S; lead, New Yorl
$4.45.
princess Andrea" again at the Theatr
tonight.
Bathing suits are on exhibition at most Of
the dry goods stores.
The latest Dude craze is on exhibition il
Walker Bros window.
About twenty-five tourists arrived owe
the Central Pacific to-day.
A heavy frost fell last night leaving lawns
trees and shrubbery perfectly white.
It is thought that the hay crop will NOT
be as large this year as last, on account of
the scarcity of rain.
Mr.. r. Tibbitts. the Salt Lake foot racer
is getting up an athletic club. All lovers OF
such sport should iOin.
We sometimes smoke, and when we do
those Upmanns strike us about right
Thanks, Jake, thanks.
Harry Mansfield, the genial, good-looking
popular representative of Newsletter Bros.
of San Francisco, Cal, is in town.
Stump Speech Russell was given ten days
AbA LID doodulb duO DdbbSlN vi Olu man
Orissold, in the Police Court to-day.
Plant robbers visited the garden of Rob-
ert Dye the other night, and carried away a
large number of his favorite plants.
Mccormick d Co. to-day made the follow
ing shipments: Hanauer bullion, $500;
silver and lead ores, $500; total, $21.36O.
Master Burt Seager sold his pony Broncho
Jack yesterday for $3.50. He will remain at
Mr.. Rysdaes stable until after the June
meeting, when he goes into the north coun-
try.
In the Police Court this afternoon, Mike
Flemming was layed on the shelf for
ninety days, for having no apparent means
of support. Mike bore the news with forti-
tude.
The concert to be given by the Hemphill
IL Vine Concert Company in the Methodist
Church, Saturday evening, will not be free,
rs stated in last evenings issue. A small
admission fee will be charged.
The marriage ceremony of Mr.. John G.
Trethewey and Miss Lena M. Ayers was
performed at the residence of the brides
aunt, Mrs A. G. johnson, on Third East
Street, at s O'Clock last night by Rev. N. F.
Putnam, of the Episcopal Church.
There is too much reckless driving around
corners on our principle thoroughfares.
Several narrow excapes by ladies and chill
dren have been noticed within the past
few dayg A little more care, gentlemen,
you will get there just as soon if you
slack up trifle where there is a consid-
cradle number of pedestrians.
Our regular Ogden letter which was
posted at that place on Wednesday after
noon and should have reached here that
same evening, has not yet arrived. There
is another day left in this week and if the
letter gets here by tomorrow night no
sarcastic remarks about our forty-mile-a
week lightning mail service will be made.
DIR. Higgins, while out driving last even
ing with his wife and child. met with an
accident which might have proven serious
but for his GOODNESS. While driving along
at nice rate of speed the cap slipped off
the end of the tongue, letting II drop SO as
to strike one of the colts They started to
run, and for three blocks made things
pretty lively, when the Doctor saw chance
TO run them into telephone pole, which
brought them TO stop. The three occu-
pants of the buggy were thrown TO the
ground, but as the Doctor says, "they all
struck where it was soft and escaped with
out injury" One wheel of the buggy was
demolished, except which no other injury
was done.